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1) COVER PAGE / INDEX ETC.......................................1-2

2) MESSAGE FROM VP-SERVICES & AVP-BD & EST...........3

3) MILESTONE ACHIEVEMENTS......................................4

4) TOWER & INFRA SOLUTIONS......................................5

5) HEALTH TIPS ..............................................................6

6) STAFFING SOLUTIONS................................................7

7)HSE INTIATIVES / APPRECIATION FROM CLIENT &

CUSTOMER ...............................................................8-10

8)SITE MANAGERS‘ MEETING 2016.........................11-12

9) EMPLOYEES CORNER .........................................13-15

10)TECHNICAL DATA....................................................16

11) SITE PROGRESS PHOTOS - INDIA........................17-19

12) IN-HOUSE PROGRAMMES.....................................20

Index

List of Contracts Secured from Aug-2016 to Oct-2016

S.No Project DetailsOur

ClientEnd

Customer

1.Retrofitting Job of ESP of Unit 2, 3 & 4 (Three Units) in Sonebhadra , U.P

BHEL NTPC

2.

Supply Cum Erection for Electrical and Instrumentation works for energy saving project of Ammonia – Urea Plant at Kalol, Gujarat

PDIL IFFCO

EDAC has signed Cooperation Agreement with Beijing Guodian Longyuan Environmental Engineering Co., Ltd., China for providing technology for Flue Gas Desulphurisation, Selective Catalytic Reduction System (SCR) and supply of Main Equipments on 21.09.2016

EDAC has signed MOU with Bangladesh Technical Associates (BTA), Bangladesh to explore Business Opportunities in Bangladesh on 30.08.2016

For Private Circulation OnlyAll Contributions to ETALK from the respective departments/employees to be sent to [email protected] Page Photo:2X500 MW NTPL Power Plant, Tuticorin, Tamilnadu

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WHEN YOU EDUCATE A GIRL YOU EDUCATE A NATION

JULY - SEP 2016

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Message from Mr MN Kamalanaban, VP - Services

Message from Mr M Elangovan, AVP-BD & Estimation

Dear Colleagues,

Our Company is having around 30 years of experience in the field of execution of

Oil & Gas and Power & Petrochemical Projects in India and in the Middle East. The

above sectors are bound to grow exponentially in the years ahead. In India itself the

domestic market is vibrant as infrastructure development is on the top of the Agenda

planned by the Govt. in the years ahead.

At present the GDP growth rate of our country is around 7% - 8%. The growth rate

needs to be maintained or improved further to achieve a development at par with

developed countries in the next 2 – 3 decades. With the high population levels and

changing lifestyles in our country there is a need to fast forward our country’s future

infrastructure and development requirements to improve the per capita levels to those

of developed countries.

In the above context we at EDAC continue to focus on our core business in India and

in the Middle East as part of our emerging strategy and also look for diversification

into other related areas as part of our business Plan. Already we have made suitable

agreements with well known multinational companies enabling to balance our skills

and strengths in the right direction.

Dear Colleagues,

The GDP has reached 7.1% with inflation of 4.2%. However, the contribution of

Infrastructure sector on GDP growth is declined in comparison to last fiscal year.

Since our business is on infrastructure, we face many challenges. To overcome the

same, we should optimize the resources and improve the efficiency of the resources.

We should come out of the regular/conventional practices and implement innovative

methods to improve the productivity thus resulting optimization of cost.

MN KamalanabanEDAC Engineering Limited

M ElangovanEDAC Engineering Limited

The best preparation for tomorrow is doing our best today

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MILESTONE ACHIEVEMENTS

EDAC has successfully completed the Grouting Works of Generator Base Plates (4nos),

Generator Jack Plates (4nos), Turbine Bearing Pedestals (4nos) of Unit#1, of 2X500 MW

Neyveli New Thermal Power Project (Tamilnadu) on 15th Sep 2016

EDAC has successfully completed the Hydro Test of Unit#1 Cooling Water Piping at a test pressure

of 7.5 Kg/cm3 for 2X500 MW Neyveli New Thermal Power Project (Tamilnadu)

on 10th Sep 2016

EDAC has successfully completed Oil Synchronisation of Unit#4 of 2X500

MW Sagardighi Thermal Power Project (West Bengal) on 15th Oct 2016

EDAC has successfully completed the Boiler Light up of Unit#2 of 3X800 MW Boiler Kudgi

Site (Karnataka) on 30th Oct 2016

Aim as high as you can Don’t let anything limit your faith.

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TOWER & INFRA SOLUTIONS

Telecom Verticals

Partnering with major Telecom companies from past

10 years in delivering the passive and active infra

augmentation for service rollout in pan India basis, in

recent past the company have successfully executed the

major infra projects for Reliance JIO 4G tower works in

Chennai & Rest of the Tamil Nadu Circle. Our project

team consists of highly qualified engineers and project

heads. We continue to thrive in the telecom market.

Retail Interior Space Segment

Our company also working for Retail Infra space development for major retail brands in India.

Totalcomm is a natural choice for multi brand big giants like Reliance, for our quality, on time delivery and good track records, we have received regular accolades from Reliance Industries and thriving to deliver many more such beautiful ultra modern shopping malls in the near future.

The malls in the picture at Ponnamallee & Velacherry, Chennai are becoming prominent land marks in the city.

Some people own a lot of things, but many people’s things own them.

Totalcomm Infra Services Pvt. Ltd., is part of EDAC Group and renowned in the field of turnkey Telecom passive infra development and interior space development. Totalcomm is working with all the major telecom brands in the market in pan India basis and from past few years actively involved with Reliance Industries Limited for their Multi Brand Retail space development and many of such Reliance Mall’s in and around Tamil Nadu is developed by Totalcomm.

RELIANCE TRENDS, POONAMALLEE RELIANCE DIGITAL STORE, VELACHERRY

GROUND BASE TOWER ASHOK LEYLAND (TIRUVALLUR)

ROOF TOP TOWER(PUDHUR, RED HILLS)

ROOF TOP TOWER (KANCHIPURAM)

ROOF TOP TOWER(ARANI, VELLORE)

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HEALTH TIPS FOR MOBILE PHONE USERS

SAR stands for specific absorption rate, a measure of the amount of radio frequency energy absorbed by the body when using a mobile phone. The SAR rating of your cell phone can be found in your instruction manual or possibly online. The SAR should not exceed 1.6 watts. Check SAR value of handset by dialing ….*#07#

1. Children absorb about 60 per cent more radiation into the head than adults. The immature nervous system makes them more susceptible to the long-term effects. Because they now start to use mobiles at a young age, their lifetime of exposure compounds their vulnerability. The effects range from higher instance of brain cancer in adult life to behavioural and emotional problems. Everyone should keep cell and wireless phones away from babies and children.

2. Carry your phone away from your body. Even 1.5 cm away from your body ensures radiation levels are below maximum levels. This isn’t achieved if your phone is in your pocket or against your ear. Carry your phone in your bag and use headphones when talking on the phone for optimum mobile phone safety. Pregnant women should keep cell and wireless phones away from their abdomen.

3. Anything you can do to keep the phone away from your head will help. (Even cell phone manufacturers warn consumers about this) If you hold the phone 2 inches away, the signal is about one-fourth the original strength. At four inches away, it’s about 1/16th as strong. Use a hands-free device like a speaker headset or talk on speaker phone. The weaker the signal, the more the radio frequency has to boost itself to get connected, increasing your exposure.”

4.Install a landline in your home. Home phones are starting to become obsolete but think about how often you use your mobile in your house. Most internet packages still come with home phone bundling and making calls off a landline is a great way to cut down on your mobile usage.

5. Avoid using mobiles when you are driving and in petrol pump stations. Never “text” while driving because it is illegal and very dangerous. Keep your cell phone within reach while driving and use a hands-free device like a headset or talk on speaker phone while keeping your eyes on the road.

6. While mobile phone is charging don’t receive the call. Remove the charger pin and then receive the call. While mobile phone is on charge don’t put it on bed or wooden furniture.

By: Mr S Nagendran, HSE Dept

It is not a single, great, heroic deed that defines who you really are.It is the little things you do day by day that count.

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STAFFING SOLUTIONS

Don’t hide behind a false front: people will love you more for your honesty.

CHOICE OF SEGMENTS ADVANTAGE

INTRODUCTION

EDAC STAFFING (ES) has launched service in 2005, specialized in providing Engineering / Technical professionals to top Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) companies in India and Overseas.

ES is offering recruitment services into a number of sectors including Construction & Engineering, Oil & Gas, Power, Water & Environmental, Petrochemical and Manufacturing. ES’s slogan is to work closely with the clients to understand and address their unique manpower requirements. EDAC Staffing also provides administrative support functions for Contract Staffing such as contracting, payroll, personnel management & and others.

EDAC STAFFING is unique in its sector, with our committed turnaround time, state-of-art sourcing process and quality live database pool which is growing.

OVERVIEW OF BUSINESS

ES has been associated with top companies such as Technip, Dow, Wabag, Saipem, FLSmidth and many more over the years. ES has been consistently improving its quality of service by collaborating with Leaders, Managers and HR professionals across India and Middle East to partner and contribute tangible solutions to manpower challenges. ES is committed to deliver solutions that help clients to engage, develop and retain talent by empowering their biggest plus point – Human Capital.

The very purpose of ES closely associating with its clients is to provide maximum benefit through Staffing solutions for short/mid / long terms. ES ensures that the best talents are screened, recruited and all governmental procedures and pre-deployment arrangements are arranged. EDAC STAFFING is striving to become a Specialist Manpower Consultant and a preferred one for all its clients.

E-Talk | Oct 2016 8Before you judge another, think of your own last mistake

HSE INTIATIVES

SPECIAL TRAINING FOR NEAR MISS AT NTPC LARA SITE ON 21-08-16

CONSTRUCTION SAFETY TRAINING BY NSC AT NTPC LARA SITE ON 20-08-16

CONFINED SPACE TRAINING AT MEPL SITE ON 23-09-16

RIGGING TRAINING AT NAGAI SITE ON 03-09-16 FIRST AID TRAINING AT NEYVELI NEW SITE ON 08-09-16

MONTHLY SAFETY AWARDS AT AONLA SITE ON 26-09-16

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HSE INTIATIVES

Inspiration plus perspiration produces a sensation.

STAFF MOTIVATION PROGRAM - MEPL SITE BY RCM & HEAD HSE ON 31-08-16

WORKERS TRAINING FOR SHOT BLASTING & PAINTING SAFETY-MEPL SITE ON 15-09-16

WORKERS MOTIVATION PROGRAM-BANHARPALI SITE ON 22-10-16

STAFF MOTIVATION PROGRAM-BANHARPALI SITE BY SITE INCHARGE & HEAD HSE ON 26-10-16

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APPRECIATION FROM CLIENT / CUSTOMER

APPRECIATION FROM RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LTD. (RIL) JAMNAGAR SITE CLIENT

APPRECIATION FROM MEPL SITE CLIENT

APPRECIATION FROM BANHARPALLI SITE CLIENT

ROLLING OVER TROPHY FOR BEST VENDOR OF THE MONTH HAS BEEN AWARDED TO M/S EDAC

ON SAFETY STATISTICS FOR THE MONTH OF AUG 2016 ON10-09-2016

APPRECIATION FROM NAGAPATTINAM SITE CLIENT

OUR INSTALLATION HAS BEEN RECOGNIZED AS THE ONE WITH “GOOD ENGINEERING PRACTICE”

ESPECIALLY WITH REGARD TO CABLE TRAY INSTALLATION AND CABLE LAYING BY OUR

CLIENT RIL VIDE MAIL DT. 15-07-16.

Feeling apprehensive, worried, and unsure about which way to go? Let God guide you. He knows the way

“MESSAGES RECEIVED FROM CUSTOMER.” 29th Sep 2016Dear sir,Good effort taken from your end, keep it up andcontinue to keep the Good work going on.

Thanks and Regards

K.SridharAsst. Manager - SafetyNPPL Site+91 8489913417


PreambleSite Managers’ Meet is conducted once in an year as an opportunity to share the Company’s present performance, the past experience and the future plans. All Project Managers and Site managers are given time to make their individual projects presentation to highlight their specific achievements and problems faced apart from giving the status of the activities. The Management takes note of the Presentations given by the respective Project Managers and Site Managers and shared their thoughts and given their opinions for the betterment of the Company’s activities in the future. This year’s Site Managers’ meet held on16th August 2016 was a resounding success.

Welcome AddressMr. M N Kamalanaban VP(S) while doing his duty of welcoming all the participants for the meeting emphasized the need for making a three week schedule by all the Project Managers and Site Managers. He wanted that this schedule should be reviewed on a week to week basis and any shortfall should be addressed in such a way so that ways and means are devised to improve the work progress and in the process a check should be made to improve the bottom line. Also he wanted all the Project Managers and Site Managers to share the problems faced by them and how they have effectively managed to resolve various issues at Site. He also mentioned that If any new methods have been implemented the same can be highlighted.

Key Note Address Director & COO Mr. M. Nandakumar gave the key note address and informed the august gathering the long journey we have covered in our past in the Construction Industry. In the year 2006 we had a good share of business from the power sector construction business and order book was around Rs. 2100 Crs. In 2009-10 the turnover of the company was Rs. 720 Crs. During that period we saw good bottom-line and cash flow. The investment in the power sector has fallen due to various reasons like environmental issues which calls for non-conventional energy like solar power, wind power etc to keep the global rise in temperature under control. However our current order book position is Rs. 740 Crs. As part of our diversification programme we are looking for business in Oil & Gas and Petrochemical sectors especially in the Middle East. We have five offices in the Middle East ie Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Oman, Kuwait and Qatar to focus our attention in the oil and petrochemical sectors. Also we are looking for new businesses in the areas such as Smart cities, Solar Power Plant, Irrigation Projects, Rural Electrification and Transmission Projects etc. At the same time we have to keep our present Customers/Clients/Owners satisfied particularly with competitive bidding, and maintaining best Quality, following Statutory obligations and adhering to good HSE practices. Director and COO was very particular that the Project Managers and Site Managers should come forward with their ideas and suggestions to make this diversification program a success.

Special addressDirector & CFO expressed that this meeting should be utilised to chart the future course of action as a team. He was very happy to inform that our Promoter had given us a free hand in the new ventures our Company is planning to diversify. Though in the last three to four years our Company had gone through a tough phase in the Construction business, he was very confident that we can sail through comfortably in the years to come. He encouraged our Site team by informing the respective Site Heads at the Meet that we at HO are here to support the Site Team in all aspects, as they are the face of our Company in front of clients. He appreciated their contribution in taking the challenges that they face daily at Sites across the country with grit and determination. He further said that in spite of lot of competition in the business we are confident of improving the top line and earning good returns to our investors and promoters. He wanted each one in the team to be professional and ethical in their approach and maintain high levels of Quality and Safety Standards to the satisfaction of the Clients and Customers across all our Sites.

If you just take a step by faith to do the right thing, then God will do the rest things you can’t do

16th August 2016


MR MN KAMALANABAN, VP (S) GIVING THE WELCOME ADDRESSMR M NANDAKUMAR, DIRECTOR & COO GIVING

THE KEYNOTE ADDRESS

MR R CHANDRASEKAR, DIRECTOR & CFO GIVING THE SPECIAL ADDRESS

MR B VALAVAN VP-OVERSEAS GIVING A BRIEF PRESENTATION THROUGH VIDEO CONFERENCING ABOUT OIL, GAS &

PETROCHEMICAL PROJECTS IN GULF REGION

MR L UMAPATHY, SITE MANAGER, BANHARPALI SITE GIVING THE SITE PRESENTAION

MR NEELAKANDAN EX. GM BHEL SHARED HIS EXPERIENCE, ISSUES FACED AT PROJECT SITES IN HIS SPEECH ON MANAGERIAL SKILLS

MR T SREENIVASAN, REGIONAL DIRECTOR SOUTH PROJECT MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION SPEAKS ON IPMA LEVEL CERITIFCATE

PROGRAM

MR KALYAN VAIDHYANANTHAN CO-FOUNDER & CEO NADHI INFO SPEAKS ON THE BENEFITS OF LEAN MANAGEMENT

IN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

Always put worry in its proper place- out of your life.

16th August 2016


EMPLOYEES

To be continued…….

The secret of success is never to give up.

EMPLOYEES CORNER

Utthita Trikonasana (Extended Triangle Pose)

Utthita means extended, stretched. Trikona (tri — three; kona — angle) is a triangle. This standing asana is the extended triangle pose.

Technique

1. Stand in Tadasana.

2. Inhale deeply and with a jump spread apart the legs sideways 3 to 31/2 feet. Raise the arms sideways, in line with the shoulders, palms facing down. Keep the arms parallel to the floor.

3. Turn the right foot sideways 90 degrees to the right. Turn the left foot slightly to the right, keeping the left leg stretched from the inside and tightened at the knee.

4. Exhale, bend the trunk sideways to the right, bringing the right palm near the right angle. If possible, the right palm should rest completely on the floor.

5. Stretch the left arm up (as in the illustration), bringing it in line with the right shoulder and extend the trunk. The back of the legs, the back of the chest and the hips should be in line. Gaze at the thumb of the outstretched left hand. Keep the right knee locked tight by pulling up the knee-cap and keep the right knee facing the toes.

6. Remain in this position from half a minute to a minute, breathing deeply and evenly. Then lift the right palm from the floor. Inhale and return to position 2 above.

7. Now, tum the left foot sideways 90 degrees to the left, turn the right foot slightly to the left, keep both knees tight and continue from position 2 to 6, reversing all processes. Inhale and come to position 2. Hold the posture for the same length of time on the left side.

8. Exhale, and jump, coming back to Tadasana.

EffectsThis asana tones up the leg muscles, removes stiffness in the legs and hips, corrects any minor deformity in the legs and allows them to develop evenly. It relieves backaches and neck sprains, strengthens the ankles and develops the chest.

By: Mr S Narayanan, Incharge-IT


DHYANA MUDRA

WEDDING BELLS

PRASANNA MUDRA (Removes Hair Troubles)Method : This mudra is formed by rubbing together all the eight nails of both the hands.Time : 3 to 5 minutesBenefits : Stops hairfall. Reduces mental fatigue. Elevates the mood.

PARIVARTAN MUDRA (Removes Nightmares)Method : This mudra is made while lying down before sleeping, by applying pressure with the fingers of both the hands Time :1 to 3 minutesBenefits : Induces good sleep. Frees from bad dreams Reduces mental tension.

GYAN MUDRA (Removes Brain Diseases)Method : Touch the upper part of thumb with the index finger. Don’t press too much Time :5 to 40 minutesBenefits : Increases memory and concentration power, calms down anger, develops intellect.

VAYU MUDRA (Removes Vayu Ailments)Method : Bend the index finder upto the base of the thumb and press gently over the thumb. Remember to keep rest of three fingers straight.Time : 5 to 25 minutesBenefits : Relieves joint pains, gout, trembling, gas, acidity and diarrhea.Method : This mudra is formed by rubbing together all the eight nails of both the hands.Time : 3 to 5 minutesBenefits : Stops hairfall. Reduces mental fatigue. Elevates the mood.

By: Mr V Anantharaman, Sr. Manager - Finance To be continued…….

Photo taken with a Mobile Phone. Place: Kerala

By: Ms. Divya, HR Executive, EDAC Staffing

V Alagesan with V Deepaon Jun 5, 2016

V Aishwarya with V Sathya Narayananon Jul 11, 2016

K Sudhan with P Vinothinion Jul 11, 2016

Even if everyone says you don’t stand a chance, don’t give up on your dreams.

Congratulations!As you begin your new life together may you look forward to All the seasons of life together form the spring of youth to the winter of age.


DRAWINGS BY EMPLOYEES’ CHILDREN

The best way to tackle today is one step at a time.

SAFETY FOR KIDS AT HOMESafety Tips:1. PREVENTING FALLS AT HOMEFalls are the most common cause of injuries in every age group particularly toddlers. • Always supervise your kids when they climb staircase, windows & balconies. • Use low-power night lights and an efficient torch to make looking after your baby at night safer. • Leave a hall light on at night to make it easier for older children to get to the toilet without tripping. • Install safety guards across entries to stairs and balconies.• Lock windows – particularly upper-storey windows – or shield them with firmly attached window guards so your child

can’t fall out.

2. STRANGULATION AND SUFFOCATIONHomes have everyday items that could strangle or suffocate a child. These items include soft toys, bedding, blinds, cords, ropes, bags, and boxes.• Keep stuffed toys, cushions and piles of clothing out of cots and prams.• Wrap blinds cords in cleats attached to the wall at least 1.6 m above the floor.• Tie knots in plastic bags, and keep them away from children.

3. SAFETY FROM WATERSafety from water is an important aspect for the kids at home. Drowning in the water can be avoided by strict vigil whenever your child is around water pools, baths and buckets with water.• If you have a pool or bath at home install a fence and self-locking gate so that kids cannot reach it without your

permission.• For bath safety, always supervise babies, toddlers and children.By: Mr T Pasupathi, IT-Dept.

Drawing by: T. MedhaD/o Mr TV Swarnaprakash, GM Finance

Drawing by: V. Vasanthi, D/o Mr N Venkatachalam, AGM Finance


TECHNICAL DATAAlternative Energy SourcesAlternative sources of energy are the ones which do not cause any undesirable consequences to the environment, are renewable and are free!

Alternative Energy Sources which will help us maintain the balance of nature without causing it much harm as compared to the conventional energy sources.

Why use alternative energy sources?Power generation through alternative sources of energy is clean and ‘green’. If we shift to use power generated from these sources, then carbon dioxide emission from the conventional energy sources will be greatly reduced, and the problem of global warming will be solved in a few years.

Hydroelectric EnergyThe potential energy stored in the water held in dams by is made to drive a water turbine and generator which in turn produces electric power. This form of energy generation is called hydroelectric power.

Solar EnergyThis is the energy which the earth receives from the Sun. This is one of the most promising alternative energy sources, which will be available to the mankind for centuries to come. The only challenge remains to tap the solar energy in the most efficient way. The solar power generation is done by using a series of photovoltaic cells where the solar rays are converted into electricity.

Wind EnergyThe power of the wind is harnessed to propel the blades of wind turbine attached to an electric generator to generate wind energy. Wind energy is an effective alternative source of energy in areas where the velocity of wind flow is high.

Biomass EnergyThis is the energy developed from the wastes of various human and animal activities like the by-products and wastes from timber industry, agricultural yields, municipal solid waste etc. Out of the many alternative sources of energy this is the one which takes into account the utilization of waste material to develop energy thereby disposing them off in a profitable and effective way.

Geothermal EnergyThis is the energy tapped from the heat inside the earth. Hot rocks residing in the core of earth heat water which emits the surface of the earth with pressure and as steam. This pressurized steam can be used to run steam turbines to generate electricity.

Tidal PowerThe surface of earth is 71.11% covered by water bodies especially oceans. The tides in water rise and fall due to the gravity of sun and moon. Since we know about how the position of moon changes we can predict the rise and fall of tides. This rise and fall of tides can be utilized by setting up small dams and passing water through the turbines to generate power.

“Think Green, if you know what I mean.”

By: Mr D Suresh Kumar, O & M Department

Love is never wasted; it always comes back to you a hundred times over

List of alternative energy sources:-


Site Progress Photos - India

UNIT 1 OF 2X800 MW LARA STPP, CHHATTISGARH | NO. OF WORKERS: 1110 | HSE INCHARGE & STAFF - 13

BOILER STRUCTURE AUXILLARY BOILER

UNIT 1 OF 2X500 MW NEYVELI NEW TPP, NEYVELI, TAMILNADUNO. OF WORKERS: 379 | HSE INCHARGE & STAFF - 5

UNIT 2 OF 3X800 MW KUDGI STPP, KARNATAKA | NO OF WORKERS:685 | HSE INCHARGE & STAFF - 16

ID FAN TO STACK DUCT

BOILER STRUCTURE

BOILER STRUCTURE

ESP

There is always some good in every situation; all you have to do is look for it.


Site Progress Photos – India

UNIT 1 OF 2X660 MW OPGC POWER PROJECT, ODISHA | NO. OF WORKERS: 426 | HSE INCHARGE & STAFF -10

E&I PACKAGE OF IFFCO, AONLA, BAREILLY, UTTAR PRADESH |NO. OF WORKERS: 18 | HSE STAFF- 1

BOP PACKAGE OF MEPL-PHASE-II, 2X350 MW CTPP, NELLORE, ANDHRA PRADESH NO. OF WORKERS: 137 HSE INCHARGE & STAFF - 8

BOILER STRUCTURE

CABLE TRAY ERECTION

FOHS LDO TANKS

JUNCTION BOX ERECTION

435 MVA GENERATOR TRANSFORMER

AMMONIA 2 WASH TOWER

400 KV SWITCH YARD

ROTARY PARTS ERECTION PRESSURE PARTS ERECTION

It is better to complete a small project than to leave a big one half done.


Site Progress Photos – India

Contenment is a feeling that envelops you when you are truly thankful forwhat you have and are no longer seeking to acquire more.

E&I PACKAGE OF IFFCO-PHULPUR, UTTAR PRADESH |NO. OF WORKERS: 39 | HSE INCHARGE & STAFF - 3

CABLE TRAY ERECTION

PANEL UNIT AT PLANT INTERFACE BUILDING

CABLE LAYING

SUBSTATION WITH 2 X 31.5 MVA TRANSFORMERS

ELECTRICAL PACKAGE OF MEG PROJECT J3 – RIL, JAMNAGAR, GUJARAT NO. OF WORKERS: 64 |HSE STAFF -1

ELECTRICAL PACKAGE OF WBPDCL – SAGARDIGHI, WEST BENGAL | NO. OF WORKERS: 75 | HSE STAFF - 1

SYNCHRONIZATION EQUIPMENT FOR GENERATOR CIRCUIT

420 KV SWITCH YARD


In-House Programmes

Some people are nearsighted; they live only for the present. Other people are farsighted; they see beyond today.

ISO 9001:2015 INTERNAL AUDITOR TRAINING PROGRAMME (20th -21st OCT. 2016)

AYUTHA POOJA CELEBRATED AT EDAC HO ON 7th OCT. 2016

VISHWAKARMA POOJA CELEBRATED AT IFFCO - PHULPUR SITE ON 17th SEP. 2016

GANESH CHATHURTHI POOJA CELEBRATED AT EDAC HO ON 2nd SEP. 2016

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